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  • Mother for whatever reason decides she doesn’t want to have the embryo implanted.

    Who knows, maybe they can’t afford kids. Or her and the father are about to break up. Or she has found out she’s at risk of complications.

    I think I am just suffering lack of information.
    I assumed the contract is to be an after birth thing and not something that makes sure that the mother has to bear the child.
    Besides, if the implantation is not done, hasn’t He not actually done the procedure and can choose another (although hard to do so in time)?
    Does the embryo have some kind of compatibility with the mother, for implantation to be successful?

    In case He has the option to find another chap for the process in the above cases, I won’t consider the contract extending to this time.




  • Babies are conceived without their consent.

    In case of a C-section, they are born without their consent (implying that they would rather grow up inside the womb :P (look, idk what babies think when they don’t come out, but we sure aren’t asking them whether they’d rather stay in there))


    I would rather be asking if Dr. He had the parent’s consent before modding the foetus.


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    3 months ago

    He also had a bizarre contract he made the parents sign that if they changed their minds they had to reimburse him the financial costs of the experiment

    Here’s a scenario.

    • Parent gets modded baby
    • Parent is approached by a corporation to take over the baby for their exp instead
      • Corporation is willing to pay parent for it
    • Parent later goes and says no to Dr. He
    • Parent takes baby to the corporation instead, which now gets to step ahead of Dr. He
    • Dr. He gets no resultant data but is stuck with the costs of doing whatever he did.

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